Similar words: preclusion, inclusive, exclusive, conclusive, inconclusive, exclusively, recluse, seclusion. Meaning: [rɪ'kluːsɪv] adj. 1. withdrawn from society; seeking solitude 2. providing privacy or seclusion.
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31, The UN security council today condemned North Korea's rocket launch on 5 April, demanding an end to further launches and saying it will expand sanctions against the reclusive communist nation.
32, Melancholy, kindly, reclusive, handsome, talented and shy, J. W. Godward's life is still a mystery, a censored book, protected by himself and sealed by his family.
33, I needed a good manager to keep me on track, but my boss—well, she's a nice lady, but she can be overindulgent, inefficient, and reclusive. Sentencedict.com
34, Because monk seals are so reclusive, biologists know little about how seal mothers raise their pups.
35, I became reclusive, avoiding speaking and only doing so at home or with close friends.
36, I've heard of some reclusive Gnomes in the Tannath Range near Umbergoth.
37, The reclusive poems concernig the hermitic phenomenon or thoughts were originated in the Book of Songs in pre-Qin Dynasty.
38, I lead a semi - reclusive life, completely disinterested in popular culture.
39, The sender of this 1937 telegram is unclear: Stephen was one of many pseudonyms used by Howard Hughes, the reclusive businessman who courted Ms. Hepburn.
40, He's now 70 years old, considered a grandfatherly and is somewhat reclusive.
41, Sad but true life can cause us to become reclusive.
42, A saw-toothed tail and large head distinguish the reclusive Chelydra serpentine, or 'snakelike swamp thing.
43, Myself, and Reuters TV cameraman Anil Ekmecic, had never been to Korea before, and what must be a fairly unusual experience, we could now say we traveled to Korea via the reclusive North first.
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